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Crown Asset Management Supports Charity Golf Tournament

RMAi Blog

DULUTH, GA – Crown Asset Management , a Georgia-based receivables management firm, proudly supported the Mitsubishi Electric Classic this April. The charity golf tournament took place at TPC Sugarloaf. The Mitsubishi Electric Classic is an annual Champions Tour men’s professional golf tournament featuring players ages 50 and over. Giving back is at the heart of this tournament, with two primary beneficiaries selected annually.

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How to detect counterfeit checks

Abrigo

The basics of counterfeit check detection for banks and credit unions Check fraud is surging and technology advances aren't helping. Are traditional methods of detection enough to protect your financial institution from losses? You might also like this webinar, "Tackling operational risks: Strategies for check fraud and ransomware prevention" register Takeaway 1 Financial fraud is becoming more sophisticated in today's world, and counterfeit checks and duplicate check deposits are significan

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Understanding BigCommerce Marketing Banners: A Comprehensive Guide

Grit

According to Forbes , 80% of companies report seeing a boost in revenue after implementing personalized marketing strategies. Marketing banners in BigCommerce are versatile tools that can significantly enhance your store’s promotional activities. These banners can be used to highlight sales, announce new products, or deliver important messages to your customers.

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Surviving market downturns: a guide

Due

The financial market is a volatile entity subject to dramatic fluctuations that can make investors anxious. Recently, the S&P 500 experienced a significant drop of 4%, with tech stocks such as Nvidia seeing a staggering 12% decrease. In addition, trading platform Robinhood halted trading, preventing people from selling their stocks, and the fear index skyrocketed by 235%.

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Credit Compass: Mapping the Markets as Conditions Evolve

Loomis Sayles Credit Research

The disinflation trend has continued, and a shift to easier monetary policy appears to be underway. Geopolitical risks and other variables loom ahead. Click the image below to learn how our investors are thinking about credit markets, opportunities and risks in the months ahead.

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Thrilling CD Investment Strategies for 2024

Due

The year 2024 is marked by individuals seeking to reduce risk in their financial holdings and enhance their net worth consistently in foreseeable ways. In the quest to achieve economic stability, many investors have turned to certificates of deposit (CDs) as an attractive option. Why Certificates of Deposit are Gaining Popularity Investing in CDs has been experiencing a rising trend in interest rates, varying from 4.75% to 5.5% APY.

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$170 million fraud claims aimed at social media founder

Due

The Securities and Exchange Commission has levied a $170 million case against a social media company founder. The government watchdogs took the decision to investigate Abraham Shafi, the owner and chief operating officer of Get Together Inc. The charges come at the individual for claims that he exaggerated the company’s worth and for a litany of personal uses of company assets.

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How to Review and Reset Your Business Goals When You’re Not on Target

Eagle Business Credit

Running a small business is a dynamic endeavor that often requires adjusting to changing economic landscapes. When the economy isn’t performing as well as anticipated and interest rates remain high, it can be even more challenging to meet the financial goals set at the beginning of the year. If you find your business off-target, you should review and reset your goals now to align with the current climate.

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Federal grand jury indicts six members of bank fraud scheme

Due

A federal grand jury has indicted six members of an elaborate banking fraud scheme that targeted millions of U.S. accounts. The racketeering gang conducted a years-long campaign on the savings of hard-working Americans to line their pockets, says the Justice Department report. “The scheme alleged in the indictment involved an elaborate plot to steal consumers’ hard-earned savings directly from their bank accounts,” said Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brian M.

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